Slasherverse - Timeline

@Pro Bot did some digging on the Hellraiser comics, and the Devil Brigade storyline concludes in #16.

Speaking of, was there any reason why part 10 of the storyline was placed between parts 3 and 4 (unless I missed something on the detailed timeline)?
 
Pro Bot said:
Part 10 was set soon after Part 3. It's one of the many annoying timeline details that made Hellraiser an absolute pain.
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Ah... so even though it's part 10, it chronologically fits between parts 3 & 4.
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Also, you gonna update the viewing order soon? It's still missing the remaining Army of Darkness Forever issues that I placed a while back.
 
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Placements for the remaining Army of Darkness: Forever issues (minus the exception of issues 12 and 13, which have yet to release). Tried to sort them as best I can, but feel free to edit any placements that you think is incorrect @Pro Bot

Viewing Order
2093 - Army of Darkness: Forever #5, "Welcome Back"
2093 - Army of Darkness: Forever #6, "Raise Hell"
2093 - Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons"
2093 - Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way"
1993 - Army of Darkness: Forever #9, "Ashes to Ashes"
1993 - Army of Darkness: Forever #10, "Falling Down"
1300 - Army of Darkness: Forever #11, "Armies of Darkness"

(Not released yet)
1300(?) - Army of Darkness: Forever #12, "???"**
1993(?) - Army of Darkness: Forever #13, "???"**

Timeline
1300
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 1) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons" (pg. 20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons" (pg. 2-7) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #5, "Welcome Back" (pg. 16-17, 19-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #6, "Raise Hell" (pg. 2-4, 7-13, 20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons" (pg. 11-15) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 16-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #9, "Ashes to Ashes" (pg. 8-9, 19-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #10, "Falling Down" (pg. 8-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]

1993
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #11, "Armies of Darkness" (pg. 16) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline (Possibly the main timeline? Waiting until the series finishes to get a clean idea.)]
Army of Darkness: Forever #5, "Welcome Back" (pg. 1, 18) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #6, "Raise Hell" (pg. 5-6, 14-16) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons" (pg. 8-11) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 6-7) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #9, "Ashes to Ashes" (pg. 1-7, 10-18) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #10, "Falling Down" (pg. 1-7) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]

2093
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #5, "Welcome Back" (pg. 2-15) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #6, "Raise Hell" (pg. 1, 17-19) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #7, "Three Necronomicons" (pg. 1, 16-19) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 4-5) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 1-3, 8-16) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
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JudgeDreddpool said:
Placements for Army of Darkness: Forever #12

Okay, so I'm all but certain the final issue will take place in 1982, given the last page.

1300
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #12, "????" (pg. 1-19) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]

1982
October 8th(?)
Army of Darkness: Forever #12, "???" (pg. 20)
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JudgeDreddpool said:
@Pro Bot here's the placements for Army of Darkness: Forever's final issue.
Well, I'm gonna be honest, but what an anticlimactic way to end your comic. I was expecting more, and yet all we get was the equivalent of a fucking anime filler episode. But, I digress. Let's just get this shit out of the way so I can get back to catching up on the Timeline and begin working on the remaining Hellraiser comic placements. Also included here are the placements for issues 8 to 10 for ease, as the final issue takes place during said issues.

2093/1993/1300 - Army of Darkness: Forever #13, "Army of Darkness: Gorever" (Preferably to place after #10, but before #11)

1300
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #10, "Falling Down" (pg. 8-13) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #13, "Army of Darkness: Gorever" (pg. 21-30) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #10, "Falling Down" (pg. 14-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]

1993
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #9, "Ashes to Ashes" (pg. 1-7, 10-13) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #13, "Army of Darkness: Gorever" (pg. 11-20) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #9, "Ashes to Ashes" (pg. 14-18) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]

2093
????
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 4-5) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 1-3, 8-13) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #13, "Army of Darkness: Gorever" (pg. 1-10) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
Army of Darkness: Forever #8, "Three the Hard Way" (pg. 14-16) [AoD Director's Cut Timeline]
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@Pro Bot
 
Pro Bot said:
Interesting. How did you come to that conclusion?
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Just going off what imdb says lol. No clue if it's been confirmed if they're related
 

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I checked its real. Although in another scene there's a pretty modern looking Dodge Charger so it can't be 1978, although in another scene a relatively young looking character has a diploma dating to 1968 so the car is probably an anchorism IMG_0758.jpeg
 
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Once again, I can't find any pictures or sources for this besides IMDB, but apparently the Lament Configuration appears in Scream Park and Monitor 2011

Edit: Found it in Scream Park
 

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@Pro Bot making my way through the Hellraiser comics. Currently focusing on the Devil's Brigade storyline, but also keeping track of the other stories as well.

In regards to updates for the order, when exactly do you plan on updating it, so I know when to share my thoughts and placements?
 
BMarrow said:
Since this is sort of related to this thread. I'm gonna post all the connected Stephen King films here

Stand By Me: Mentioned in Castle Rock. Castle Rock places it in '61 instead of '59, could easily be explained as a character getting the date wrong.

The Shawshank Redemption: Shawshank State Penitentiary apears in Castle Rock. It is also mention in A Good Marriage and Dolores Claiborne and Under The Dome.

Christine: Christine apears in Cat's Eye, Salem's Lot '24, 11.22.63, Castle Rock, In The Tall Grass and Riding The Bullet. Christine's license plate appears in IT: Chapter 2.

The Shining: One of the characters in Castle Rock is Jack Torrance's niece. In The Dark Tower there's a framed photo of the Overlook Hotel. The Shine is also mentioned several times.

The Dead Zone: The Strangler is mentioned in Castle Rock. Sheriff Bannerman apears in Cujo. It also takes place in Castle Rock.

Cujo: Cujo apears in Cat's Eye. Cujo is mentioned in Castle Rock. Sheriff Bannerman from The Dead Zone appears. A poster warning of rabies with a picture of Cujo apears in Pet Sematary 1989.

Storm of the Century, The Tommyknockers and Dreamcatcher: All three movies/shows mention Derry, Maine.

The Dark Half, Needful Things and Castle Rock: Sheriff Pangborn apears in all three movies/shows. In Castle Rock, it is mentioned that Pangborn retired in 1991, shortly after the events of Needful Things, meaning both The Dark Half and Needful Things would be placed in 1991, before his retirement.

The Stand: Randall Flagg appears in 11.22.63 and The Dark Tower.

The Night Flier: There's a newspaper referencing Needful Things, Children of the Corn and Thinner.

The Mist: A character is reading a Castle Rock newspaper.

Edit: Derry is mentioned in N0S4A2
Edit 2: Derry and Castle Rock are mentioned in Haven (2010)

So the Timeline would be

Stand By Me: 1959 or 1961
IT: Welcome to Derry: 1962
The Shawshank Redemption: 1965
Riding The Bullet: 1969
Salem's Lot: 1975
The Shining: 1980
Children of the Corn: 1983
Children of the Corn 2: 1983
The Dead Zone: 1983
Cat's Eye: 1985
Cujo: 1985
IT: 1989
Pet Sematary: 1989
Storm of the Century: 1989
Graveyard Shift: 1990
The Dark Half: 1991
Needful Things: 1991
Pet Sematary 2: 1992
The Tommyknockers: 1993
The Stand: Alternative Universe 1994
Dolores Claiborne: 1995
Children of the Corn 3: 1995
Children of the Corn 4: 1996
Thinner: 1996
Children of the Corn 6: 1997
The Night Flier: 1997
Children of the Corn 5: 1998
Children of the Corn 7: 2000
Dreamcatcher: 2003
The Mist: 2007
Haven Season 1-3: 2010
Haven Season 4-5: 2011
Children of the Corn 8: 2011
N0S4A2 Season 1: 2012
A Good Marriage: 2014
11.22.63: 2016/1963
IT: Chapter 2
The Dark Tower: 2017
Under The Dome: 2017
Castle Rock Season 1: 2018
Children of the Corn 9: 2018
Castle Rock Season 2: 2019
In The Tall Grass: 2019
Doctor Sleep: 2019
N0S4A2 Season 2: 2020
Children of the Corn 2020: 2020
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@selfishmisery a rough start for the more cinematic version, but hope this helps.
 
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